Incredible Company with a Very Fast Moving Product - Engineering CommentSold Employee Review

5.0
Mar 14, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Commentsold has built its success on the foundation of live selling, and they truly have the best live selling platform in the U.S. market—hands down. However, right now, the company is venturing into new territory, working hard to diversify and expand its reach. While the process hasn’t been without its challenges, it’s been an incredibly exciting and rewarding journey to be part of. From intense development sprints and collaborating with teams located overseas, to entire jump sessions where the entire team is travelling to a foreign country to bring ideas to life and deliver features, it's been an adventure that demonstrates just how dynamic and innovative this company is. These moments aren’t just about work; they’re about coming together as a global team, solving problems, and creating something amazing. This is a ride I wouldn’t trade for anything.

Cons

Product direction is hectic at times, but this has to do with the company building something in uncharted territory.

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5.0
Jun 4, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Unique organization and culture with a "help-first" mentality. Multi-dimensional role (equal parts customer service, marketing, and sales). Fully remote job with great hours. Above average salary and benefits. I get to travel and represent the company in industry events. Platform that’s rocking retail – in a good way

Cons

No. It’s a fun and flexible environment.

2.0
Jun 20, 2026
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Pros

Good colleagues and you can really trauma bond.

Cons

• The company shifted dramatically for the worse after new leadership took control. • The CEO treats employees with complete disregard, acting as if people are expendable and beneath basic respect. • Concerns are raised, yet management rarely acknowledges or takes them seriously. • The culture feels deeply unsettling and driven by fear, with many employees staying silent just to avoid becoming a target. • After a significant wave of layoffs, instability became the norm and job security felt nonexistent. • There was constant expectation to remain available beyond normal working hours without fair compensation. • Management behavior grew increasingly harsh, while transparency and trust completely broke down.

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